Sabah booming
At least 200 more charter and extra flights will bring in arrivals from China, Korea and Japan this summer season until March next year,...
Increased terror threat in Sweden
There is an increased threat of terrorism in Sweden, the UK’s foreign ministry is warning as it raises its level of travel warning for...
PR for tourism board
The African Tourism Board is inviting qualified PR and Marketing organizations to submit their offer for third-party co-representation in North America (Canada and the...
AC reduces plastic
Air Canada is reducing single-use plastics onboard aircrafts and in its workplaces as part of the company's ongoing commitment to curtail waste. Starting in...
BA now uses biometric boarding
The future of airport travel is happening now with more than 250,000 British Airways passengers using biometric tech on international flights from the US.
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First flight to MUC
Belavia carried out the first regular flight on the route Minsk Munich-Minsk last week.
Flights will be carried out 4 times a week on Mondays,...
Night trains revival
Until a few decades ago, Europe had a sprawling network of sleeper trains that could get you from one part of the continent to...
Longest railway
The Trans-Siberian Railroad from Moscow to Vladivostok is the longest railroad in the whole world and it is connecting with Trans-Mongolian and Trans-Manchurian routes...
Asia remains the largest tourism growth market
Asian outbound travel grows by six per cent – International trips within Asia a significant growth driver – City breaks report highest growth –...
From Coca-Cola to Pepsi
In a historic switch, Carnival Cruise Line will drop Coca-Cola products in favor of PepsiCo soft drinks on its fleet of 26 ships starting...
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Emirates continues upgrading their fleet
Originally, Emirates planned to upgrade 120 aircrafts with new cabins. Now, this has been expanded to a total of 191 aircrafts.
Emirates is undertaking a...
